Light headed from vaping 0mg?

[LadyClutz]

Hello, I'm very new to vaping and I don't use juice with nicotine very often, I tend to stick with 0. Has anyone found that they get light headed from vaping with 0mg? It kinda wigged me out. Now I'm wondering if they mixed up the bottles with high(ish) NIC content or if I'm just not getting as much oxygen as I'm used to.
Thanks!

 

[Cheesed]

I can't think of any legit reason why you would be experiencing this with 0 Nic. What ratio are you using per PG/VG? You may have a sensitivity to PG.

 

[Seigun]

I'm really new with vaping as well. I was chain vaping a 0mg 50/50 pg/vg recently and got a headache. It lasted nearly all day, but now I'm fine.
I thought that was weird because I'd been doing the same with a 6mg pg the day before with no effects. I gave it a rest and tried again today.

I've had no effects today at all.

I think some of us just may be sensitive to new things in general. Give yourself a break for a day or so and then come back and see if you feel any better. I think our bodies just need to get used to new things, sometimes.

 

[LadyClutz]

I'm going to sound REALLY dumb and say I don't know, I didn't realise that was something I needed to check. The label list VG as the first ingredient, but it doesn't list the actual ratio....So I guess I'll check that next time!

 

[LadyClutz]

Sounds like a good Idea!

 

[Seigun]

Check with the place you bought it from! They will know. Often they don't list pg/vg ratios on the bottles even though it may be on the website or a sign somewhere if it's a brick and mortar place...

 

[Cheesed]

Definitely something to keep in mind. One of the reasons I don't vape PG based liquid is because I have a weird reaction to it.

 

[LadyClutz]

I will definitely do that next time. Thank you. Such fun adventures....

 

[flbutterfly1]

Happened to me so much that I quit vaping for several months. Now I have recently started again and the lightheaded feeling is gone. I was using 6 mg and the feeling just would not go away. It just started one day and kept getting worse so I cut down to 4 mg. then 2 mg and still felt a bit dizzy. So went to zero for months and it was still there. So I don't know but it hasn't come back yet.

 

[Kanj.nguyen]

Most likely since you are not used to inhaling this much vapor or drawing on a PV, your breathing pattern is disrupted resulting in less oxygen. Same reason many of my heavy smoker friends cough their lungs out when they tried my PV with 6mg juice.

 

[Jazzi Mike]

Some vapes, like tobacco flavored ones, may still have nicotine in them, despite the 0 mg nicotine. However, I kind of think the guy above me is more correct.

 

[flbutterfly1]

I vaped for two straight years before it began happening to me. I was and am a medium (3-4mls a day) vaper. I switched from 70pg/30vg to straight VG that maybe why it went away. It took me quite awhile to slowly work in more VG and less pg my body didn't like heavy VG. But it's all good now.

 

[Katmandu]

When I was a couple of months into vaping I had vertigo so bad that I went to my doctor. He said that because I quit smoking I was finally getting more oxygen and that it would pass as my body adjusted to being without smokes. And it did.

But I still find after 2 1/2 years that if I am dehydrated that I will get momentary bouts of dizziness. Couple big glasses of water and things are good again.

 

[AttyPops]

When I was a couple of months into vaping I had vertigo so bad that I went to my doctor. He said that because I quit smoking I was finally getting more oxygen and that it would pass as my body adjusted to being without smokes. And it did.

But I still find after 2 1/2 years that if I am dehydrated that I will get momentary bouts of dizziness. Couple big glasses of water and things are good again.

This.

lol.

Welcome to oxygen. The carbon monoxide you used to fill your system with (that displaced the oxygen) is absent. So....your blood can actually carry the oxygen now.

At least that's one possibility. The other is...too little. If you're getting blue lips or something or are sure it's too little oxygen...see medical help.

Also could be nic juice that's mislabed.

(All guesses. Not medical advice.)